Tyler Barton on Minnesota and Writing Fiction Across Differences
A conversation with the winner of the Fall 2017 Arcturus Award for Fiction.
Tag: Fiction
Can Fiction Rewild Our Minds?
Jeff VanderMeer and Kate Schapira on Area X, climate change, and the power of fiction.
Once Again, Barbara Comyns Deserves Your Attention
The late novelist returns with NYRB’s reissue of ‘The Juniper Tree.’
New Zealand Gets Creepy in ‘The Mannequin Makers’
On Craig Cliff’s emotional American debut.
The Fiction Shortlist for the 2017 Chicago Review of Books Award
Part of our mission at the Chicago Review of Books is to champion local poets and writers. So every fall,Continue Reading
Here’s the Fiction Longlist for the 2017 National Book Award
Every year, we wait with bated breath for the National Book Awards to announce their longlist for the year’s bestContinue Reading
What If Kansas Seceded From the United States?
On Amanda Kabak’s award-winning short story, “The Republic of Kansas.”
Check Out the Spring Issue of ‘Arcturus’
Catch up on everything you missed at our sister literary magazine.
‘Startup’ is the Tech World Satire We’ve Been Waiting For
Several works of nonfiction have come at the tech industry from various angles, but the nuanced nature of tech culture lends itself best to novel form. That novel is here.
Prepare to Laugh and Cry with Max Winter’s Richly Layered Novel ‘Exes’
With ‘Exes,’ Max Winters’s prose is confident and powerful, and the blend of humor and gravitas is done masterfully.
